Restaurants

Craving a home-cooked meal while traveling and visiting the sites of Indiana, well there are many places to look. One of those places is in Gibson County; it has the oldest restaurant in Indiana, The Log Inn. It played host to President Lincoln and was a stop in the Underground Railroad. They serve a family style meal for groups 3 and over.
For a family friendly restaurant in Indianapolis, Chef Mike’s Charcoal Grill is a great place to go. The menu has a wide range of food and has a Sunday Brunch. If your in Fort Wayne and craving a steak BakerStreet is your place to enjoy a great tasting steak. They specialize in steaks but also other food choices, even a vegetarian selection.
The Loft at Traders Point is a great place to eat, especially for the organic lovers. This is Indiana’s only 100% organic restaurant, everything comes from the farm straight to the table. The night you go depends on what you will eat, every night is themed, like Tuesdays are Tappas, Wednesdays are Organic Pizza night, and then on Sunday it is a family style dinner. The atmosphere is fun and casual, good for all ages.

For people who are traveling without children and want a more fine dining experience, The Quarry in Kokomo is the best place to go. The chef prepares only fresh, from scratch meals and some of the ingredients are even from local suppliers. The atmosphere is quiet with soft music playing in the back ground. They are open for lunch and dinner. Another fine dinning restaurant that is a must is in Indiana’s capital, Sangiovese Ristorante. It is like traveling to Italy, with fresh Italian food, wine, and even art. They have weekly jazz bands and wine tastings. It was voted “Most Romantic Restaurant in Indianapolis.”